RCN Birmingham East, North and Solihull AGM and Learning Event: NHS Resolution – what can they do for you in your workplace?
11 Sep 2024, 14:30 - 16:30
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All RCN Birmingham East, North and Solihull members are invited to attend their Annual General Meeting, which is being held virtually this year. The meeting will also incorporate a session on what NHS Resolution is and what it can do for you in your workplace.
Learning event
NHS Resolution provides expertise to the NHS on resolving concerns and disputes fairly, sharing learning for improvement and preserving resources for patient care. Presented by Michelle Stafford, NHS Resolution Safety and Learning Lead - South, and Caroline Latham-Parker, NHS Resolution Associate Safety and Learning Lead - South, this session will focus on what services NHS Resolution can offer to the NHS, private and independent sector. There will be a chance to ask questions after the presentation.
Branch Annual General Meeting
Come along and help make a difference by shaping local branch activities for the year ahead and electing your branch committee members. You can even stand for election yourself if you want to get more involved! The AGM is an opportunity for you to get involved in shaping the future of your branch, have your say on how it's run and learn more about the activities it undertakes.
If you're new to the RCN and this is your first AGM, please get involved - it's a great way to meet colleagues and other RCN members and influence the year ahead.
To register your attendance, please book your place here. Once you have registered, you will receive a confirmation email which includes the link to join the Microsoft Teams meeting on the day.
You will need to log-in to your RCN account before booking. If you don't have an RCN account, it's a really simple process to create one - just follow the steps provided.
You do not need to have the Microsoft Teams app to join the meeting, you can join using the web browser of any internet-enabled device.
Could you help lead the branch?
If you're interested in getting more involved in the work of the branch, why not consider standing for one of the branch committee posts, which includes branch chair, secretary and treasurer? Please read the RCN governance branch role descriptions for these roles to check your eligibility and capacity.
Being a branch committee member is a great personal and professional development opportunity. You can nominate yourself for a position on the committee for 2025 by completing the nomination form before the AGM.
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Page last updated - 16/08/2024
